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Here are the correct forms of the words in brackets: 1. Too many rules might deaden creativity. 2. She will get the job she wants. She is a very determined person. 3. In the end, he lost his patience and shouted at her. 4. They may not cheerfully admit that their research may have little practical value. (Note: 'cheerfulness' is a noun, so the verb form 'cheerfully' is used here) Alternative answer: They do not admit their research may have little practical value, but their cheerfulness is apparent in other areas. 5. The crowd were waving flags and singing with enthusiasm. (Note: 'enthusiasm' is a noun, so the phrase 'with enthusiasm' is used here) Alternative answer: The crowd were waving flags and singing enthusiastically. 6. I sympathize with you. I've had a similar unhappy experience myself. (Note: 'sympathy' is a noun, so the verb form 'sympathize' is used here) 7. She does a lot of work for charities, but her modesty forbids her from talking about it. 8. In an ideal world, no one would go hungry. 9. They are emotionally mature and should behave responsibly. (Note: 'maturity' is a noun, so the adjective form 'mature' is used here) 10. I enjoy socializing with other students. (Note: 'sociable' is an adjective, so the verb form 'socializing' is used here) Alternative answer: I am a sociable person and enjoy the company of other students.